AWD & 4WD Buick & GMC Inventory in Colorado Springs, Colorado

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At Joe Ferguson Buick GMC, we’re proud to be the go-to destination for drivers in Colorado Springs and the greater surrounding area looking for dependable AWD and 4WD capability. Our new and used Buick and GMC inventory is built to handle Colorado’s unpredictable weather, rugged terrain, and extreme environments. Whether you’re planning safe family trips through changing mountain passes or heading out for adventurous backcountry travel, our selection of Buick and GMC AWD and 4WD vehicles is designed to deliver confidence in every season. From snowy city commutes to off-the-grid trails, you’ll find reliable traction, advanced safety features, and the versatility you need. Our Colorado-ready inventory include options for every preference and budget. You can easily sort by drivetrain to find exactly what fits your needs, whether you want the all-weather security of AWD or the rugged power of 4WD.

Shop online today and filter your search by year, model, trim, price, drivetrain, and more to find the perfect match for your lifestyle. Take advantage of convenient tools like our Trade Appraisal and Payment Calculator to make your buying journey simple and stress-free. Have questions? Contact us online or visit our Colorado Springs dealership for a test drive today. At Joe Ferguson Buick GMC, we’ll help you find the perfect AWD or 4WD vehicle so you can explore Colorado with total confidence!

AWD & 4WD FAQs for Colorado Drivers

Do you really need AWD in Colorado?

AWD is highly recommended for Colorado drivers due to unpredictable weather, snow, and mountainous terrain. It automatically distributes power for better grip on slippery or uneven roads, making winter driving safer and more confident overall.

Should I get 4WD or AWD?

AWD is ideal for drivers who stay on paved roads but want added security in changing conditions. 4WD is best if you plan to drive on unmaintained roads, trails, or in deep snow. Both Buick and GMC AWDs and 4WDs offer strong, reliable traction options for a variety of Colorado driving needs.

Which is better 4WD or AWD in snow?

Both are effective in snow. AWD is great for daily driving on plowed and treated roads because it adjusts automatically as conditions change. 4WD provides more capability in deep snow or off-road situations when extra torque and control are needed. Buick and GMC offer both to suit your preference and terrain.

Is AWD or 4WD better for mountains?

AWD is excellent for mountain highways and light snow, offering seamless grip without driver input. 4WD is better for steeper, rougher, or less-maintained routes. Both Buick and GMC AWD and 4WD systems are designed to handle mountain driving safely and confidently.

Is 4WD worth the money?

4WD can be worth it if you frequently drive off-road, in rural areas, or encounter deep snow and steep grades. For drivers who mainly stick to city streets and highways, AWD is often more practical. Buick and GMC AWDs and 4WDs both offer excellent solutions depending on your driving needs.

Which gets better gas mileage, AWD or 4WD?

Generally, AWD systems are more fuel-efficient because they're lighter and require less driver intervention. 4WD systems can use more fuel, especially when engaged for difficult terrain. Buick and GMC vehicles are designed to balance capability and efficiency across both AWD and 4WD options.

Can you use 4 wheel drive on icy roads?

Yes, 4WD helps improve traction on icy roads, but it doesn't replace safe driving habits. It should be engaged properly for conditions. AWD is often better for everyday icy roads since it works automatically, while 4WD is ideal for especially challenging or unplowed routes.

Do you need chains with AWD?

AWD improves traction significantly, but in severe conditions or on certain mountain passes, chains may still be required by law. Even with Buick and GMC AWD or 4WD vehicles, it’s smart to carry chains when traveling in high-altitude areas during winter.

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